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  1 - Interpretive Evaluation of the Functions of the University Entrepreneurship Ecosystem for the Development of Infrastructure for Oil Technology Start-ups
  Elahe Masoumi Mohammad Salehi Maryam Taghvayee Yazdi
  10.30495/jest.2022.61522.5424
  Background and objectives: Oil technology startups are a new form of start-up or entrepreneurial company that seeks to help the economy grow and sustain through research and development. These startups are based on the infrastructure they have technology-driven software More

  Background and objectives: Oil technology startups are a new form of start-up or entrepreneurial company that seeks to help the economy grow and sustain through research and development. These startups are based on the infrastructure they have technology-driven software for exploration; Extraction and production are considered to be able to develop knowledge capacities in the field of oil. The purpose of this study is to interpret the functions of the university entrepreneurship ecosystem to develop the infrastructure of oil technology startups.Material and Methodology: In this research, in order to identify the components (dimensions of infrastructure development of technological startups in the oil field) and research propositions (propositional themes of the functions of the university entrepreneurship ecosystem), combined analysis was used with the participation of 16 entrepreneurship experts at the university level. In the quantitative part, the identified components and propositions in the form of matrix questionnaires were interpreted by 20 managers and deputies at different university levels in Golestan province.Finding: The results showed that the proposition of human resource function as the most effective themes of the university entrepreneurship ecosystem that develops the capacity of oil technology knowledge management as a component of oil technology startups.Discussion and Conclusion: This result shows that under the most influential proposition of the university entrepreneurship ecosystem, namely, human resource function, the most likely scalable dimension of the infrastructure of oil technology startups is the capacity to manage oil technological knowledge.  Manuscript profile
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  2 - Investigating the Role of Asset Characteristics, Entrepreneurship and Information in Analyzing the Financial Structure of Startups
  hashem mokari seyed alireza mirarab bayegi, Arash Azarioun
  The present study investigates the role of asset characteristics, entrepreneurship and information in analyzing the financial structure of startups (Case Study; Campus Park Technoir. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of asset characteristics, entre More

  The present study investigates the role of asset characteristics, entrepreneurship and information in analyzing the financial structure of startups (Case Study; Campus Park Technoir. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of asset characteristics, entrepreneurship and information on the financial structure of startups. The purpose of this study was to describe the problem and importance of the topic in the first chapter. The statistical population consisted of all knowledge and technology companies based in Campus Technology Park, which sample size was determined using Cochran method of 148 people. It was confirmed by referring to the experts and experts of its validity and alpha method The reliability of the questionnaire was confirmed by Cronbach.This study was descriptive-survey in terms of purpose, applied, and inferential results from data analysis showed that between variables of asset attribute, information and entrepreneur attribute with structure Finance has a meaningful relationship, also considering the coefficient of determination obtained from Structural Equation test results, it can be concluded that asset attribute (0.514), entrepreneur attribute (0.405) and information attribute (0.362), respectively. There is a significant relationship with the financial structure of startups. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Enhancing Cooperation: A Futuristic ANFIS Model for Anticipating Strategic Alliances between Fintech Start-ups and the Banking Sector.
  Arash Onsori Abbas Khamseh Taghi Torabi Hamidreza yazdani
  10.30495/fomj.2023.1992973.1107
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  4 - Presenting the development model of technological start-ups in companies admitted to the Tehran Stock Exchange for the dynamics of extra-organizational management mechanisms
  Pezhman Hajatpoor saber Mollaalizadeh Zavardehi Allah Karam Salehi
  10.30495/afi.2023.1980824.1201
  Purpose: Organizations today operate in an uncertain, complex, and rapidly changing environment that necessitates the development of capabilities and capacities for competitive advantage. The aim of this research is to present a model for the development of technologica More

  Purpose: Organizations today operate in an uncertain, complex, and rapidly changing environment that necessitates the development of capabilities and capacities for competitive advantage. The aim of this research is to present a model for the development of technological startups to enhance the dynamics of extra-organizational navigation mechanisms. Methodology: The research adopts an exploratory objective and a mixed-method approach (qualitative-quantitative). The qualitative research population consists of experts and top managers of industrial companies listed on the stock exchange, with 20 purposively selected participants, and sampling continued until theoretical saturation was achieved.Within the quantitative segment, the sample comprises 500 individuals drawn from the academic faculty, senior executives, middle managers, and industry experts associated with firms listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange. The sample size of 217 individuals was determined using Cochran's formula for the period spanning 2012 to 2022. Findings: The results indicate that constraints on financial resources (research and development budgets) and risk-sharing, the transition towards the digital economy synchronized with regional and global developments, market penetration processes, increasing competitiveness, and the formation of an economic scale for product development, as well as social and cultural transformations such as the emergence of an educated middle class, underscore the necessity of strategic thinking in organizations commensurate with changes in the operating environment as key factors in the development of startups. Moreover, contextual and intervening factors include 10 and 5 categories, respectively, comprising macroeconomic conditions and constraints in attracting foreign investment, and the inherent complexity of innovation and commercialization, especially in advanced technology domains. Furthermore, strategies encompassing 16 components, including adopting an agile startup approach and risk-taking and crisis management. Additionally, consequential categories include creating value for businesses following a market-oriented approach through resource integration and product development. In the quantitative section, the conceptual research model was tested, and the research hypothesis was confirmed. Originality/Scientific Contribution: The research findings can contribute to enhancing competition among companies listed on the stock exchange, and it is expected that the establishment of extra-organizational navigation mechanisms will effectively assist in the implementation of the board of directors' tasks and compliance with legal requirements. Manuscript profile